Arrest After Puppy Found Dead In Cage / Boy's Rare Diagnosis Mobilizes Community / Bucks County Man Headed To Olympics

Here’s a look at the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Lansdale Man Left Puppy To Die In Sealed Cage: Cops

An arrest has been made in connection with a dog found dead inside a metal cage wrapped in plastic in Upper Dublin Township earlier this month. According to police, Charles McCafferty IV, 22, of Lansdale, has been charged with cruelty to animals in connection with the death of his dog, found dumped in the wrapped cage on March 9.

Tuna Recall Expanded, 'Life-Threatening' Contamination Possible, FDA Says

Chicken of the Sea and Bumble Bee have recalled tuna due to 'life-threatening' contamination, the FDA said.

Pennsylvania Tops Nation In School, Daycare Lead Exposure In Drinking Water

A number of PA school, daycare and other drinking water sites have been cited for having elevated levels of lead exposure. See list here.

#PrayForDominic: Community Rallies Behind Boy With Rare Diagnosis

Dominic Liples, 7, was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor this month and has begun both radiation and chemotherapy. Find out how his community is supporting him.

9-Month Pa. Budget Impasse Over

The $30 billion Republican budget will become law next week, ending a nine-month state budget impasse, the governor announced.

Farm-To-Table Wine Bar Looking To Open In Bucks County

Harvest Seasonal Grill and Wine Bar is seeking to open a location in the Village at Newtown Shopping Center.

Bucks County Man Named To Olympic Cycling Team

A Bucks County man is headed to the 2016 summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, as a member of the United States cycling team.

Nordstrom Rack Announces Opening Date For Bucks County Location

Nordstrom Rack has announced an opening date for its new store near the Oxford Valley Mall.

OSHA: Conshohocken Steel Plant Exposed Workers to 'Risk of Serious Injuries'

ArcelorMittal likely faces $66K in penalties for exposing workers to high levels of metal fumes and hexavalent chromium as well as other dangers.